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  • 20-03-2020
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Point C' is the image of C(-4,-2) under a reflection across the y-axis.
What are the coordinates of C'?

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  • 20-03-2020

(4, -2)

Step-by-step explanation:

For a reflection across the y-axis, you need to change the sign of the x to the opposite of what it was.

(x, y) to (-x, y)

If C has the coordinates of (-4, -2), to figure out the coordinates of C' after a reflection of the y-axis, we will change the sign of the x.

C' would be located at the coordinates (4, -2).

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